Sunflower Queen_I Don’t Cry_Go To Sleep Dear Child_How to buy a bra : a guide
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Sunflower Queen
„You´re a last-minute last visitor.” “Oh Daisy, you´re in a hurry today?” Mary asked. “I have to pick up my daughter at the bus station and I don´t want to be late.” Daisy explained. “Really? Lotus is coming? I haven´t seen her since… I don´t remember.” Mary thought out loud. Daisy was sprinkling some green plants and sighed: “I haven´t seen her for the longest time either. “Why, I´ll get out of your way then.” “Oh no, Mary! That´s not what I meant! Please, you walk through and I´ll finish up here. We can close up and leave together.” Daisy hurried to say. “You´re such a sweetheart, Daisy.” Ma...
I Don’t Cry
“Here,” I say, dealing out the weed. We stand in a huddle in the corner of the field next to the bushes. The street lights flicker as I glance around us, stuffing my earnings into my coat pocket. We nod and I slide away like a shadow, as if I was never there. Yells of drunken fury and curses of the vilest sort meet my ears as a mother welcomes her daughter home. “Elena! Where were you?” She slaps her hard across the cheek, leaving a red splotch on the side of her face. I ignore the swear words in between her mum’s breaths and pass Lenny, giving her a sympathetic glance. She ignores me and ste...
Go To Sleep Dear Child
"The world above is dangerous you silly child!" Grandma said with a loving smile fixed on her face. "But grandma what is above." A very small Evee had asked. Her grandma sighed, swww.onedoor.cche did this a lot. "Magic sweetheart." Grandma grunted. "What's wrong with magic?" The curious child asked with big eyes. Her grandma didn't answerCheerabell had always been this way, frustrating. When Evee, her grandchild, was born, it was love at first sight.The only problem was that Evee was a curious little girl. Curiosity is ever so dangerous.Evee was just a baby when it happened. Her mother, oh her poor mother, ...
How to buy a bra : a guide
It was exactly five days since the lockdown was lifted, that my life was struck with a terrible emergency. I ran out of bras. Before the pandemic hit my country, it will be fair to say that I had a shortage but I didn’t care about it because I could get them any day I want, right?. What’s the hurry, I thought, and then suddenly out of nowhere the country was under complete lockdown. I somehow managed during lockdown but not it was time for bra shopping.I am a socially awkward twenty-year-old who still needs her mother to buy her lingerie. I told my mother about the emergency and she nodded he...